Top 10 Eberlestock Gun Cases Bags
for October 2023

The Eberlestock ButtBucket is a universal compound bow or rifle carrier, made to mount onto Eberlestock backpacks that don't already have a built-in bow carrier. It easily mounts to backpacks or belt loops with 2 straps, and the bag itself has a strap that wraps around everything to secure the bag in place. The bag is padded, and the rear-facing pocket is large enough to comfortably hold two large compound bows or rifles in a case. The bag is durable and waterproof, and the two sides are stitched together for added strength. The ButtBucket is light but durable enough to last through even the toughest hunts. The bag also folds up small and compact, so you can easily carry it in a pack or duffle bag with you. The bag is sized to hold most types of bow and rifle cases, including those from brands like Chillax, Kodiak, and RIO. The ButtBucket is a quality piece of gear, and the included ripcord is a nice bonus.

The Savior Specialist Series Tactical SBR Rifle Bag is one of the best gun backpacks we tested. It's not only MOLLE-compatible, but it also features several additional compartments, including a zippered compartment for ammo, a zippered compartment for accessories, and a padded compartment for a laptop. The main compartment is spacious enough to accommodate a firearm, a 20- to 30-inch laptop, and a set of clothes. It also comes equipped with several pockets and pouches to store your ammo, magazines, and other accessories. The straps are adjustable so that you can comfortably wear the bag over both shoulders and carry it as comfortably as a backpack. The bag's padding is thick, and the bag itself feels and smells good. The only complaint we have is that it's not as durable as we would like. The stitching on the interior could fray easily, and the zipper on one of the compartments broke after just a few days of use. Overall, though, the Specialist Series Tactical SBR Rifle Bag is a great gun backpack.

The Eberlestock Sniper Sled Drag Bag was our best-performing drag bag. It has an adjustable drag strap to keep heavy loads from swinging around, and it's long enough to accommodate long guns or rifle-and- shotgun combinations. The bag is thick enough to hold up to a .50-caliber bullet without bending, and it's waterproof and weather resistant. The bag has a fleece lining, which helps prevent your gun from slipping out of the bag, and its MOLLE/PALS webbing makes it easy to attach pouches and other accessories. One of the bag's pockets is lined with a water-resistant material, which is perfect for quickly accessing your ammunition. The bag also has 3 external pockets, which can be removed if you have other pouches you would like to mount on the bag. The pockets are attachable via MOLLE/PALS webbing, so you can add, remove, or rearrange the pockets on the bag as you like. The Sniper Sled Drag Bag weighs 11.5 ounces, which is lighter than the 14.5 ounces and 15 ounces we weighed for the Oehler 1021 and Surefire 4-Gun Drag Bags, respectively.

The Eberlestock Sniper Sled Drag Bag is the best drag bag we tested and would be perfect for hunters, target shooters, or anyone who needs a drag bag that's easy to carry. The sled design makes it easy to drag the sled behind you and the 3 external pockets allow you to keep everything you need right at your fingertips. The 1000 denier nylon is thick and waterproof, and the internal construction is reinforced to prevent ripping. The straps are made from the same material, so they're both strong and comfortable. The MOLLE/PALS webbing makes it easy to add other pouches, and the storage bag for the 3rd leaf also fits inside the drag bag, so it's really easy to toss it in your pack when you're not using it. The bag is rated to 50 lbs., but it's plenty strong to hold up to most rifles. The pockets are sized perfectly for optics, batteries, and other accessories, and the zippers are tough and seem durable. The drag bag is 57" long, so it's shorter than our other picks, but it's plenty long for most users. We also love that the sled design makes it easy to drag the drag bag behind you, so you'll spend less time fumbling with straps and more time hunting. Overall, the Eberlestock Sniper Sled Drag Bag is the best drag bag we tested, and it's perfect for hunters, target shooters, and anyone who needs a drag bag that's easy to carry.

The Wisport Rifle Case is a well-constructed, durable, and versatile bag. It's comfortable to wear as a backpack or over the shoulder, and the padded shoulder straps and elastic side straps make for a secure fit. The main compartment of the Wisport Rifle Case is lined with a soft sponge padding, and it includes a separate area that's perfect for holding your optics, batteries, and other accessories. There's also a small zippered pocket on the front that is perfect for storing a handgun or flashlight, and there's a D-rings on the front of the bag for mounting additional equipment. The main compartment of the Wisport Rifle Case is also protected by a full-length zipper, and the zipper pull has a rubberized handle for easier operation. The Wisport Rifle Case is MOLLE compatible, and it comes with two MOLLE straps and MOLLE pouches so that you can attach additional pouches or accessories to the bag. The Wisport Rifle Case is available for rent or purchase on Amazon.

The Eberlestock Sniper Sled Drag Bag is a convenient, lightweight option for transporting your firearms. At 52 inches long, this bag has enough room to fit any rifle you own, but smaller rifles and pistols will fit too. The drag bag has a main compartment with 3 internal pockets, two of which are zippered. The bag also features 3 external pockets, two with MOLLE webbing and one with PALS webbing so you can easily mount other gear. The bag is made of 1000 denier waterproof nylon, so it was able to survive several rain showers without leaking or soaking through. The drag bag has 2 straps, which you can wrap around your waist and shoulders, and long carrying handles so you can drag the bag around or carry it by hand. The handles are also padded with foam, so they won't be as uncomfortable as they might seem. The bag is light enough to carry around all day, but it's heavy enough to feel secure. The Sniper Sled Drag Bag is compact and lightweight, but it does a good job of protecting your firearms from the elements.

We love the Eberlestock X1A3 Pack for midrange hunting trips. It's lightweight, comfortable, and well-designed. The pack has two roomy main compartments that hold plenty of gear, plus two smaller main compartments for small accessories. The main compartment has a large zippered flap, and the storage pockets and dividers are well-designed and well-organized. The pack also comes with a removable rain cover, a foam padded accessory pouch, a chest mount kit, and a foot platform for extra stability. The pack's drainage holes are large and work well, and the pack is waterproof, so it won't leak if you get caught in the rain. The pack's shoulder straps are adjustable, and we liked how they stayed comfortable on our backs even when hauling a heavy load. The pack is priced well, and it's built to last.

The Condor VT Holster is a good option for conceal carry in the military or law enforcement environment, and it's also a good choice for safe carry if you're worried about possible confiscation of a firearm. The holster is made of tough, comfortable, and abrasion-resistant nylon, and it locks into place with a nylon strap that wraps around the pistol's grip. The holster is Velcro adjustable, and it's designed to mount vertically, so it's a good option for handguns with vertical grips. The holster's retention system locks onto the rear of the weapon with a strip of Velcro, so the weapon is secured even if the Velcro strap is removed. The holster is compact and fits most handguns, and it comes with an extra retention strap, so it's a good option for conceal carry when you're worried about possible confiscation of a firearm.

The Kydex holster for the Sig P365 is unlike anything else we've tested. Instead of a hinged or sliding insert, the Kydex holster has an almost seamless crease. The holster fits snugly around the injected-molded trigger guard of the P365, and it comes with three straps that hold it firmly in place. There's a small hole in the holster's top edge, which allows it to clip onto a belt or loop, and there's a hole along the side for use with a hat or neck-strapped rig. The holster is thick enough to protect the front of the trigger guard from scratches, but it also fits the P365 comfortably, and there's no room for the gun's safety or magazine to rattle around.

The Allen Company 4-Way Adjustable Deluxe Binocular Strap comes with a soft cushion on the strap that distributes the weight and pressure of holding a pair of binoculars off your neck. It's well-made, comfortable to wear, and adjustable to fit a variety of people. It ties securely with two buckles. The downside is that this strap is wider than most of the straps we tested, so it may not be as comfortable for people who wear glasses. The strap is long, too, so it can get tangled in branches and other obstacles. The Allen Company 4-Way Adjustable Deluxe Binocular Strap is a good option for people who spend a lot of time hunting, bird watching, or fishing.